Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-03-10
LOCAL 6REWTlES.

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March I2.
LOCAL sReWTles.
Mrs. Jones left last night for Gainesville,
Florida.
The Clio company went to Urbana this
morning.
Mr.. l.. W. Burton, of Rutland, Vermont,
is in the city.
The 'horse opera" at Blacks is playing
TO immense business.
Mr.. II. II. wyman left by the Bee Line
for Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. Albert Smith and wife left this morn
ing for Wichita, Kansas.
Mr.. A. J. Adams left this morning via
the Bee Line for New York.
Mr. Nelson Pease, wife and mother left
last evening for Gordon, Neb.
Mr.. }. ID. Stine, of the Xenia Torch
light, was in town this morning,
Andy Mitchell returned this morning
from a business trip to Milwaukee,.
Preaching tonight and tomorrow night in
the First Presbyterian church at $50.
Mr.. d. II. Roche, agent of the |. b. 4
W.. returned last night from Chicago.
Mr.. T. f. Harwood and wife returned
this morning from a visit to New York.
Mr.. c. \. Richardson and wife started
for Boston this morning via the Bee Line.
MIR. |. S. Wilson, general superintendent
of the |. b. & W. was in town this morn
ing
Mrs. W. p. Bartholomew, OF Amster-
dam. n. Y, is registered at the Lsgonda
house.
Jake Toles was arrested this morning for
violating the Sunday liquor ordinance last
Sunday.
Mr.. A. p. Janney and wife and Peter
Kline left today via the Bee Line for Los
Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. George Street, of Nenia. was in the
city today He has just returned from
Wichita, Kansas.
The Springfield Sun club meets tonight
to act on the holding of proposed clay
pigeon match next week.
Mrs. J. ID. Little. of the North Side,
entertained the east High street euchre club
Tuesday evening in very elegant manner.
Miss Bessie Thurston. of Cincinnati, who
| for month or so past, has been the guest
of friends in the city, returned home yes
terday.
Mr.. George Compton and Miss Ora Coe
were married by Rev. Joseph Kyle, on
Tuesday evening. March sth, at .:3o
O'Clock.
Superintendent Anderson is off on
three-day official trip TO Washington c. H.,
South Charleston and Springfield.
Gazette.
Mr.. Mat. Spellacy. the contractor, has
presented Mike King. the janitor at police
headquarters. with handsome silver watch
and chain.
MIR. John A. Hivling, city clerk and man
,er of the opera house at Xenia, and Mr..
Cliff Long. also of Nenia, came to Spring
field last night to see Clio.
Mr.. r. +. Nelson and other members of
the Grand opera house orchestra will go to
Xenia tomorrow evening to furnish the
music for the "Clio" performance.
John c.. the two-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Volner. of No. $, Rockaway street.
died yesterday of measles. The remains
We're this morning taken to Coshocton for
burial.
Mr.. Oden Williams and wife. members
of the Clio company. went to Mechanics
burg this morning to visit friends. Mr..
Williams was former resident of Me-
chanicsburg.
The Bee Line is doing great western
businesss. on account of the chair car
which is run out in the morning. Eight
Springfield people have left already this
week for California.
Rev Charles Dreese and wife. late mis-
sionaries 10 Mexico. and soon to leave for
South America TO continue their labOrs, are
the guests of Rev. NJ. Kaufman and fam
lily. of east North street.
Cards are out for progressive euchre
party To be given by Miss Ora and Mr.. Ar
thur Perfect. at their residence on the north
side. Tuesday evening, March Is, in honor
of their guests. Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Fuller,
of Wilmington, Ohio.
Lee Webb and Charley Robinson were
arrested this morning on warrants charging
them with being drunk and disorderly. The
warrants were sworn out by Mrs. Williams,
who claims that the men went to her home
on Sunday and raised Cain.
So great have been the crowds at Blacks
this week that Manager Waldman decided
TO give an extra matinee tomorrow friday
afternoon. at 3 O'Clock. Also, matinee on
Saturday This will give all children
chance to see the great horses.
Mr.. John ii. Thomas has purchased the
old John McCiintock farm. mile south OF
the city, off the Yellow Springs road, at
the remarkably low price of S64 an acre,
instead of So. as stated in an alleged news
paper last night. The farm consists of 21l
acres. and was sold at administrators sale.
DIR. II. X. Mcclellan yesterday ampu-
tated the diseased toe that has caused Mr..
John Dodds such serious sickness. He is
lying in very critical condition at present,
and Just what the result of the amputation
will be is hard to state. 1t is sincerely
hoped that he will be able to rally from it
-Nenia Gazette. Mr.. DOdds is the
father of Mr.. Sam Dodds, the popular Pan
Handle agent in this city.